"We are now positioned to fully respond to market needs by exploiting the potential of Arm-powered system-on-chip solutions. We expect the agreement to make a major contribution to expanding Toshiba's business."

The deal also includes Arm's Neon for advanced multimedia, gaming and compute intensive applications, CoreSight on-chip debug and trace technology and PrimeCell peripheral IP including cache, interrupt and DMA controllers.

"This licensing agreement signifies Toshiba's firm support for Arm technology," said Graham Budd, executive vice president and general manager of the processor division at Arm.

"Our latest agreement with Toshiba demonstrates the continued and ever growing market demand for the Arm Cortex A9 MPCore multi-core processor as well as the Cortex R4F processor."

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